Sentences with phrase «losing substantial money»
Barnes & Noble says that before publishers enacted agency pricing, it could not compete against Amazon: «[a] s a result of Amazon's pricing (which priced most bestselling books sold by Barnes & Noble below Barnes & Noble's, and Amazon's, direct costs), Barnes & Noble was losing substantial money in an effort to compete with Amazon's pricing, and was unable to gain significant market share.»
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Regulators are pursuing violations, but «if you lose money, there is a substantial risk that our efforts will not result in a recovery of your investment,» they added.
The club already has trademarks on «This is Anfield» and the words «You'll Never Walk Alone» on its official emblem and is seeking the hat - trick to safeguard «the substantial amount of money» it loses each year to counterfeiters.
The team to leave the league would probably be from a small market and is likely to be one of the teams losing substantial amounts of money and dragging down the rest of the league.
According to officials, evidence shows that the country lost a substantial amount of money from the sale, hence the need for a probe.
In its S.E.C. filing, AbTech acknowledges it has continually lost money and that a recent independent audit found «substantial doubt» that it could continue as a going concern.
Learning how to look after your money might not be sexy to you, but it will be sexy to someone with a substantial amount of money to lose.
Standing to lose a substantial amount of money and lose their business, the brainiacs decide the best course of action is to kidnap Rex and ransom him because contract law enforcement even without a contract would be too sensical a route to take to recoup losses.
«An investor may lose a substantial portion or even all of the money invested in the Claymore Inverse 10 Yr Government Bond ETF.»
Risk means that you have a substantial chance that you may lose the invested principal — the money you put into the investment.
Enrolling in an extended debt repayment plan, like debt settlement or credit counseling, can wind up costing you a substantial amount of money in lost savings when you will need it most.
You may lose a substantial amount of money in a very short period of time.
The flip side of willingness to take on risk is «loss aversion», or how averse you are to losing a substantial chunk of your money.
Investment income usually subsidizes insurance companies; they lose money on underwriting on average, and when the pricing cycle is weak, they lose substantial amounts.
Poor monetary and fiscal policy can lead to this becoming a reality, and it can cause you to lose a substantial amount of money.
With the stock trading at a substantial 30 % premium to that value and the business continuing to lose ground, I'm taking the money and running.
Yet such foundations can play an important role in the authentication procedure, bringing together trusted authorities and comprehensive archival resources to provide informed, impartial decisions that have the potential to generate — or lose — somebody a substantial amount of money.
The problems in getting the medical expert witness to trial require the expenditure of tremendous sums of money to compensate the witness for the substantial lost time.
Since they have already paid for their vacations, they will stand to lose a substantial amount of money.
Invest early - investing surplus money towards the year end means you lose out on substantial returns.
On the other hand, if you follow someone who takes high risk and trades risky asset classes, such as currencies, then you could easily lose a substantial amount of money.
The cost of a new hire is substantial, and losing a hire so soon is a total waste of time and money.